Captain Incognito·Sep 22See Upland Like Never Before: For The Fail To Deliver Game It Is and Will Always Be!There’s a rhythm to how Upland handles a deadline, and once you notice it, you can’t stop seeing it. It’s the fail to deliver pattern.A response icon1A response icon1
Captain Incognito·Jul 9Is Upland Getting Any Better?I disappeared during Genesis Week and afterwards.
Captain Incognito·Jun 2Upland’s Infinite Conveyor Belt: Selling Tomorrow While Yesterday Still Doesn’t WorkUpland Leaves Players Weeping Over Cheap Ugly Designs While Alleging Going “Full Steam Ahead”A response icon4A response icon4
Captain Incognito·Apr 22No Signs Of Life In Upland — No Signs of New Players— No Surprise ThereUpland said life would be here this week, and OFC, it isn’t.A response icon1A response icon1
Captain Incognito·Apr 7Upland Is Getting Worse With Age — And It’s Not Even Trying to Hide ItRemember when Upland felt like it was building toward something great?A response icon1A response icon1
Captain Incognito·Mar 18Upland Drives Player Spending ShamelesslyIt’s no longer a secret: Upland is playing to get richer off its players by selling future utility on one asset after another.A response icon2A response icon2
InCoinmonksbyObiwanPR·Mar 132026: The Year Upland Went Back to Building CitiesOver the years, Upland has experimented with many layers of gameplay: digital property ownership, collections, commerce, vehicles…A response icon1A response icon1
Captain Incognito·Feb 15Maybe — The New “Wen” in UplandPlayers have stopped asking when utility will come; now, they just hope for maybe.
Captain Incognito·Feb 6Upland Didn’t Sell a Game — It Sold a Belief SystemUpland marketed itself as the future. A metaverse. Digital land ownership. NFTs tied to real-world geography. An economy where early…
Captain Incognito·Jan 23Upland’s Decentralization Promise: Count the Words, Follow the MoneyUpland has never fully abandoned the language of decentralization.
